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... self - determination . The slogans were formalized by resolutions The passed by the Communist International in 1928 and 1930.38 The equal rights ... self - determination slogan was TS 233 Socialists , Communists , and Self - Determination.
... self - determination . The slogans were formalized by resolutions The passed by the Communist International in 1928 and 1930.38 The equal rights ... self - determination slogan was TS 233 Socialists , Communists , and Self - Determination.
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... determination virtually meaningless . The self - determination slogan was based on Lenin's analysis of black people in the U.S. as an " oppressed nation . " According to Lenin , an op- pressed nation has a right to self - determination ...
... determination virtually meaningless . The self - determination slogan was based on Lenin's analysis of black people in the U.S. as an " oppressed nation . " According to Lenin , an op- pressed nation has a right to self - determination ...
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... self - determination , a class struggle would ensue in which the black proletariat would move to the forefront of leader- ship in the black community . Consequently , if Trotsky's theory was correct , the struggle for self - determination ...
... self - determination , a class struggle would ensue in which the black proletariat would move to the forefront of leader- ship in the black community . Consequently , if Trotsky's theory was correct , the struggle for self - determination ...
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